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Monthly Archives: August 2007
The Parable of the Two Programmers
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Not being a computer scientist by training, I don’t know whether or not people hear stories like this when they study computer science in school. Either way, I always get a kick out of them: The Parable of the Two … Continue reading
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Groovy Tutorial
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
Dr. Paul King (co-author of the also excellent Groovy In Action) has written up a very good tutorial on Groovy that he presented at Agile 2007. If you’re interested in learning Groovy and come from a Java background, this is … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes
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Upcoming: Groovy/Grails Users meeting
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
It’s once again time for the monthly Groovy/Grails Users of MN meeting. We’ll be meeting at the Loring Park Dunn Bros in Minneapolis tomorrow night at 6pm. Jesse will be presenting on using the ExpandoMetaClass to enable unit-testing of Controllers … Continue reading
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